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Photo Of The Day - February 2018

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Alexander.Of.Oz

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A long exposure taken in the city today. This was after a quick play in Lightroom to see if it has legs. I reckon it will be worth the time and effort to take into Photoshop.

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Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Formatt-Hitech 16 Stop Firecrest ND, Bulb Mode, LunaSix 3 Incident Metering
ISO 100, 24mm, f/10, 4.5 minutes
 
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In a @kenoh frame of mind, well not really, it's a film body! Spotted this beauty yesterday in the city, which even today costs more than I paid for my 6D! :eek: This was taken peering through the window, I couldn't afford to enter, we just the day before had to replace the hot water service and now need to have a gas detective come out and find a slow pressure drop leak, or replace all the gas plumbing. We're considering going electric for the heating and cooking if it happens to be the worst case scenario of replacing all the pipes as we're in a double brick structure here.

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Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Manual Mode
ISO 6400, 105mm, f/4, 1/250
 
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Alexander.Of.Oz said:
In a @kenoh frame of mind, well not really, it's a film body! Spotted this beauty yesterday in the city, which even today costs more than I paid for my 6D! :eek: This was taken peering through the window, I couldn't afford to enter, we just the day before had to replace the hot water service and now need to have a gas detective come out and find a slow pressure drop leak, or replace all the gas plumbing. We're considering going electric for the heating and cooking if it happens to be the worst case scenario of replacing all the pipes as we're in a double brick structure here.

_MG_9711-X3.jpg

Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Manual Mode
ISO 6400, 105mm, f/4, 1/250
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Sounds like an expensive call out. Good luck with it.

As for the Leica stuff, leave it for the Dr's and lawyers!
 
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Sounds like an expensive call out. Good luck with it.
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You bet it is! $250 per hour! I'm hoping he finds the leak at the first joint he tests in the roof space.

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As for the Leica stuff, leave it for the Dr's and lawyers!
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What about if the better-half is a Dr? She's finishing a Masters degree at the moment, and wants to get her Doctorate. Can I have one by association? ;) I doubt we'll ever have the funds for that sort of kit, what with me volunteering my time most days of the week with my groups, now that the boys are all old enough to be looking after themselves financially, even if the three of them are still at home.
 
Alexander.Of.Oz said:
You bet it is! $250 per hour! I'm hoping he finds the leak at the first joint he tests in the roof space.


What about if the better-half is a Dr? She's finishing a Masters degree at the moment, and wants to get her Doctorate. Can I have one by association? ;) I doubt we'll ever have the funds for that sort of kit, what with me volunteering my time most days of the week with my groups, now that the boys are all old enough to be looking after themselves financially, even if the three of them are still at home.
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In my experience a partner on higher income doesn't have the same level of GAS for photography!
 
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Alexander.Of.Oz said:
In a @kenoh frame of mind, well not really, it's a film body! Spotted this beauty yesterday in the city, which even today costs more than I paid for my 6D! :eek: This was taken peering through the window, I couldn't afford to enter, we just the day before had to replace the hot water service and now need to have a gas detective come out and find a slow pressure drop leak, or replace all the gas plumbing. We're considering going electric for the heating and cooking if it happens to be the worst case scenario of replacing all the pipes as we're in a double brick structure here.

_MG_9711-X3.jpg

Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Manual Mode
ISO 6400, 105mm, f/4, 1/250
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Nice ... oooh camera p0rn

M6 a beauty... it isnt that expensive... not if you dont want it to be.
 
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So, couldnt get the Super Blue Blood Moon night before last because of cloud cover. However, last night it was clear so I strapped on the bazooka lens and snapped this.

While not particularly amazing, I was stunned at the number of stars (view it large, you cant see it here) that the camera picked up - ain't sensor noise as it was shot at base iso short exposure.

DSCF6441-Edit.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
 
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